How I make the Right Click Menu display completely?

[santiagof32841292]

I know it's a silly one but I'm working on Premiere and sometimes I use that menu. It opens downwards from where I click and since I click it only when I'm on the bottom of the screen, the menu only shows some options and an arrow down to display the rest. What I want to do is to make the menu open using all the screen it needs in order to show every option. I know that's possible, I mean every other app does that.

If it wasn't clear enough I leave some photos. (ignore the language).

This is how it opens:

And this is how I want to open directly without me having to scroll down:

[brian22085464qu2g]

heres another one: seperate audio from video and the problem may be solved for the video track 😄

[Reid5F9C]

Unfortunately, your solution worked for me..haha. The menu does appear in full when I turn hiding on. I say unfortunately simply becacuse I prefer the bottom dock to be visible as I toggle back and forth frequently. But I absolutely commend you for the solution. It's a lot more than I have been able to figure out. Kudos.

[Reid5F9C]

I should note, I have become somewhat used to this issue and can be effective by using my magic mouse and scrolling down quickly when I right click. 

So I right click and get the truncated menu and them an immediate down scroll/swipe on my magic mouse pulls up the entire menu. It's become somewhat reflexive. While it's not ideal, it's the best thing I've found.

[Kasra2770617957yn]

OMG, I had this problem for a while now and this worked.

Just wanna say thx so much

It even carried on working after I then turned to 'hiding' back off

[adjip86354999]

Thanks this solved my problem.

[Ari Kuchar]

It's 100% a bug and its a real issue - wastes a lot of time. Check this out:
(All with my menu hiding @shezad5FAD  - the 2 examples are at almost the exact height position in the screen/ platform)
Contextual menu on a bin/ folder - it's fine:

Contextual menu on a file:

[pwmiller]

I discovered when you put premiere in full screen mode on a mac, right clicking a clip shows the entire menu.

[Jess25367470zqi9]

Seems like the full screen trick does not work on my 2022 14" Macbrook Pro. 

[Jess25367470zqi9]

14" M1 Pro MacBook Pro here having the exact same issue and it's absolutely messed up my work flow. If anyone with the same model/display/res has a solution I'm all ears. This sucks 😕

[Colton Bachar]

I am also having this exact same "right-click menu" issue with M1 max macbook pro.

Super frustrating Adobe! Workflow is key and it takes a lot of extra time to scroll after every right click instead of the menu just fitting to the screen!

[Joost van der Hoeven]

The minimum resolution for Premiere Pro is 1920 x 1080, make sure you set your screen to this resolution. More info
The 14" M1 Mac Book Pro's default resolution is 1512 x 982 (even though the native resolution is 3024x1964.) So you'd need to change the default resolution to use the Premiere Pro interface optimally, or attach a second screen.

Note: Discussions is a user to user forum where we users help each other. The Adobe engeneers do not always read everything here. If you feel strongly about a (bug) fix or a (new) feature /idea please post it as such. This keeps the discusions here to the point.

More info: filing bug report or a feature request 

[malikam57904354]

I've recently transfered to mac from windows and facing the same problem. In fact the size of the bar depends on how far is the selectable object to the bottom of the screen. It opens TO the bottom, but not FROM the top. And of course the resolution has nothing to do with this.

It seems like a problem which is not fixable, right? Or has anyone found a solution?

[kenanc70890913]

The problem is that the contextual right-click menu drops down until the Dock. I moved my Dock to the right side of the screen and adjusted the Display setting to "More Space", and I never see the smaller menu. I think the logic behind is that the menu you open up by right clicking has to start from the point of the cursor and drop down until the dock. 

[Vincenzo Gatt28681377kexz · Accepted solution]

I have solved the problem simply disabling to screen menu the option to move the mouse on a near mac.
When this option are enabled i have a partial right menu' in many application Adobe or other  

[Joost van der Hoeven]

Interesting find @Vincenzo Gatt28681377kexz , thanks for sharing!

[Kombi Life]

Whilst this has been marked as resolved for a Mac on Windows it is still an issue and has been for the past few releases. 

WORKAROUND
On a Mac I can just use the scroll wheel on the mouse to quickly open the hidden menu features. 
On a Windows machine, I find pressing the UP Arrow once opens the bottom times that are hidden 'Reveal in Project' etc.
hope that helps someone

[pedrog85622442]

Thank you! That simple workaround, opening the menu and then scrolling the mouse, shows up the whole menu quickly. That helps a lot!!

[ashish_7313]

I see that if you work on full screen (when the dock ain't visible), then the entire list of option will show-up at once. Hope this works for you. 

[nenad_4051]

I find a sollution.

IN ACCESSIBILITY/TEXT/MENU BAR SIZE click on LARGE, (

 

DEFAULT is default 🙂